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Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Nobody: 8:55am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Jeffy1206:And you expect support for a substandard product you buy chinko and you still want support, carry that chinko go China that's where you find your support. 1 Like |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Nobody: 8:56am On Jun 10, 2016 |
ipledge5:Chai,could dis be true |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by TechRez(m): 8:56am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Dam5reey: Lame 1 Like |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by delishpot: 8:59am On Jun 10, 2016 |
EZEIGBO1OFIMO: I understand your point. I guess we are on the right path as we dialogue amongst ourselves to reach a favourable conclusion. This is a step in the right direction. When people from both sides can bring points to the fore and the people look at the issue from every angle. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Nobody: 8:59am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Dam5reey:That was my thread.. dont bring it up here |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Nobody: 9:03am On Jun 10, 2016 |
skywalker240:China gives you what u ask for, the moment you ask for upgrade be ready to pay more. We all remeber the days of Tecno m3 for 10k, now Tecno has phones of 60k because they upgraded their products and market is demanding for innjoo because it's 12k. Nigerians are the problem here, people intentionally go asking for China phones in the market and they know exactly what they are buying. They know they won't replace the screen and am tired of warning them yet they go and buy it and come asking you where to find the screen when it's broken. Even if SON pursue them people will still demand for them and force markets to smuggle them into the country. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Dam5reey(m): 9:11am On Jun 10, 2016 |
pachman: I didn't mention you.... Just saying Nigerians want quantity not quality.... Nobody is interested in standards.... Someone. Saw my phone he was like... How much... I told the price.. "He said cant I get something like this for like half of the price. I know if i reach Ikeja i will get..." Even the Op... Know he cannot get this Number of views on his website... Nairaland is just another dumping ground for substandard write ups..... |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Sansani: 9:11am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Is high time that SON begins to do the needful. How can our own country be so vulnerable like this. Everything should not be about money. We need to start building concrete standards. National Orientation Agency is a failed agency in naija. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by SosaHD(m): 9:23am On Jun 10, 2016 |
kossyablaze:team apple |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by skywalker240(m): 9:41am On Jun 10, 2016 |
grossintel:@ d embolded, thats why there are or should be low end and high end devices that should meet consumers taste..and clearly tecno isnt doin d@t...SON dont even care 2...though i agree wit u abt nigerians ready 2 buy every rubbish as long as its cheap. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by milkymesh: 9:55am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Mrjo: I would have just read your comment and pass by, but a lot of Nigeria follow you line of reasoning. Do you know why regulatory bodies like SON, NAFDAC etc are established? You don't. Make research. No can,t. One day Federal character will make it possible for you to get an appointment you are not qualified for....and Nigeria will pay the price of your parochial reasoning. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by toprealman: 10:00am On Jun 10, 2016 |
NCP:just noticed that a phone advertised as 3G is actually 1G RAM.naija I de hail oh. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by boookworm: 10:04am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Look at them, all complaining about the inferiority of the phones in nigeria. If the manufacturers should send the quality of the ones they send to USA to Nigeria y'all will be the ones to shout that the prices are ridiculously expensive. They are sending the ones you can afford and you are complaining. Like they say "better thing na money kill am" |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Elxandre(m): 10:13am On Jun 10, 2016 |
laprince:Why don't you just sell it or give it out? The value is depreciating everyday in your wardrobe bro |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by loomer: 10:18am On Jun 10, 2016 |
TechRez: Na only una them make the phones for? |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Dobxy(m): 10:18am On Jun 10, 2016 |
ipledge5: Tecno is not a chinco phone, I mean its not a Chinese Products...But a Korean product, so if any chinese said he doesn't know Tecno, don't be surprised |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Nobody: 10:28am On Jun 10, 2016 |
They will be the first to hit back at you when you post any positive review tagging you all sort of names TechRez: |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by ipledge5: 11:08am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Dobxy:wow I'm hearing this for the first time...thankso *****modified ***** Guy,get your fact right before coming online,I just searched "tecno is a Chinese phone base in honk kong"...the funniest part is that Google found tecno Nigeria twitter handle before tecno Wikipedia |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Jeffy1206(m): 11:12am On Jun 10, 2016 |
grossintel:I didn't say I bought from China but konga. Last time I check konga is in nigeria not in chinko... I have made my point if you like keep whining... E just dey pain you as I call konga ba tell them to stop bringing substandard phones to nigeria!!! The tablet is not faulty for me if you dey read comments before making silly talks. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Nobody: 11:20am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Everyone wants the crispiest of screens, the best of cameras, the biggest of battery, the greatest of specs. How much are you willing to part with? Most of the brands with the highest qualities hardly ever produce smart phones sub $150. When they do it still falls in the class "low end devices". How many people can really afford to buy these high end phones. A large number of people will prefer not to be associated with specifications offered on most of the low priced phones from the top brands. A typical example, the Innjoo 2. This sells for about N40,000. Stroll into one of the phone stores around you and take a look at the specification and features on offer first hand. After that come back with a trusted brand that will sell that bundle at that price, then you'll have an argument. As much as we'll prefer only top notch standards on products, a lot of people are willing to sacrifice durability for a lower price. The mission of every company is to make money. You won't make money selling products for a price less than what is put into production. The resources used in production and promotion must be compensated for with money. Best advice is, buy what you can afford. And buy the best at that price. The definition of best now will depend on the individual involved. Trust and durability vs The Aesthetic on display. Different strokes for different folks. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by tayorx(m): 11:26am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Lets talk on d price, if u wanna sell, 08059644529 is my digit laprince: |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by skywalker240(m): 11:36am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Dobxy:AH...1st it was france then later it was china nw its korea?..ok oo we dey watch 4 9D. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by princetom1(m): 11:47am On Jun 10, 2016 |
There are so many uninformed dudes here. Virtually all phones in Nigeria is from China, Name it, iPhone(US), huawei, Tecno, ITEL, samsung (s korea), sony (japan), LG (s korea), Lenovo, ZTE, xiaomi, just to mention few, Is either these phones are made in China for Chinese or made in China for international market. Ur darling iPhone is made in China but owned by US, so is many others like that, even our darling Tecno and ITEL are being manufactured in China on contract bases, like many others too. Chinese wount know some of these phones bcoz they aren't produced for them, they just manufactured it in a factory and shipped to naija, Gbam . Y? In China labour is cheap and raw material easily available. Lets stop being ignorants. In China, u get what u pay for. U cant mention Top five phones in the world without mentioning at least 2 Chinese, in terns of volume and quality. And Chinese phones are generally cheap, unlike ur iPhone u pay royalty for, despite it being manufactured in China. U guys should expand ur knowledge, check out company like le eco (first company to produce a phone with Qualcomm Snapdragon 820) , Huawei, recently released P9, scored top notched, even camera was co engineered with LEICA (Germany) Xiaomi (The one that tends to produce everything at half the price) One plus (internationally know, u even need an invite before u can purchased their phones) . Let me stop, Contact Jeffy1206, if u need a Chinese phone that u wount regret buying. Mind u, u get what u pay for |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by francis247(m): 11:47am On Jun 10, 2016 |
kossyablaze:You're not the only one who loves Samsung but they are not different. They don't give a hoot about Africa, especially West Africa. They ship the substandard version of their gadgets here at more exorbitant prices, and ship the best to Europe and North America. Take for instance the Galaxy S series. It's so Annoying the little/no regard with which these companies treat Africa. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Jeffy1206(m): 11:56am On Jun 10, 2016 |
princetom1:Thanks for this sir... Many continue to live in ignorance that all Chinese phones are bad! Nigerians only care about low budget things and these agents bring us substandard. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Nobody: 11:59am On Jun 10, 2016 |
Its not just Nigeria, its the whole world, that's how phone company operates. Take a look at the Almighty apple. What they do is upgrade camera and change the size of the phone and they say they have released a new phone. All this phone companies are scam especially apple, they are not innovative at all. Keep recycling old product with different casing. Non of these phone company has even build a plant in west Africa, all they do is sell substandard product to us. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by nsamchizzy: 12:25pm On Jun 10, 2016 |
Team samsung |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by donhils: 12:32pm On Jun 10, 2016 |
Buy from a reputable company, they produce one series once a year. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Bigdiddo(m): 12:32pm On Jun 10, 2016 |
rhajaan: Mine doesn't get hot. I bought for my self and my wife. Its might be a factory error fault. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by Reeberry: 12:37pm On Jun 10, 2016 |
I have never for once make use of Innjoo, but with the complaints about their substandard crap. They should stop those idiots from important their fake phones to Nigeria. |
Re: How Smartphone Makers Are Defrauding Nigerians by princetom1(m): 12:41pm On Jun 10, 2016 |
MrTruth4real: I totally disagreed, apple spent 8.1 billion USD in 2015 for research and development. U sure don't know how many processes a phone like apple goes through, They improve everything every year, u might not know it, but, they optimize, patent, bought companies, expand, just to name a few. Though that huge amount is just 3.5% of their revenue. On the other hand, Chinese company hardly spend on R and D (take out d multinationals like huawei, lenovo, One Plus and so on), They leverage on already available technologies, and they have a teeming youth that is very very talented wen it comes to technology. |
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